Wild Daffodils, Ullswater by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)

Wild Daffodils, Ullswater by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929)"Where the daffodils blow, the place where Dorothy Wordsworth pointed out to her brother the flowers dancing in the breeze." (W. T. Palmer "The English Lakes") A painting that epitomises springtime in the Lakes, with the wild daffodils of Ullswater that William Wordsworth made so famous in the foreground. Inner Print Sizes: Canvas 767 x 496mm 30. 2 x 15. 2 inches (Inner Print: 725mm x 454mm 28. 5 x 17. 9 inches). Framed 563 x 436mm 21. 2 x 17. 2

in this funny and necessary book

as well as for young children

He concludes by tracing out the story of landscape and Englishness down to the present day

This rustic setting is completed by a tide of rising mist coupled with chimney smoke escaping out of the village

In this wonderfully tranquil painting

"As you go up the track towards Black Sail

These empty watercolour plastic full pans are great if you wish to fill them with colour from larger tubes and are great for painting on the go

two of which are in the foreground of this evocative painting

darker still in the gullies that rent it from top to bottom

along with dozens of loose sheets

000 species

Strongly influenced